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You can be a Princess and be a geek. It's not an either or situation.
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aschelminthSyllabification: asc·hel·minth
Pronunciation: /ˈaskhelˌminTH, ˈaSHhel- /
noun (plural aschelminths or aschelminthes /ˌaskhelˈminTHēz, ˌaSHhel-/)Zoology
An invertebrate animal belonging to a group of phyla that are distinguished by the lack of a well-developed coelom and blood vessels. Most aschelminths are minute wormlike animals, including the nematode worms, rotifers, and water bears.
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from modern Latin Aschelminthes (former phylum name), from Greek askos 'sac' + helminth 'worm' (from the former belief that animals of this group had a fluid-filled internal sac).
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Detachable accessory worn around the neck.
Mostly used to restrain and identify pets such as dogs.
Structural element that holds up roofs and stuff.
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Three dimensional objects that generates random permutations of numbers from 3 upwards (coins are used for 2). Most are six sided, but some can be up to 100 sided. They are used for gambling and games.
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A variety of the mineral beryl, emeralds are usually green in color.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican National Committee said on Friday it raised $13.7 million in March, its biggest haul so far this campaign season.
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The Hunger Games' Josh Hutcherson, 19, will be presented with Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation's Vanguard Award, making the longtime equality advocate the youngest recipient of that award in the organization's history.
GLAAD's Vanguard Award is annually presented to media professionals who, through their work, have increased the visibility and understanding of the LGBT community. Hutcherson, who stars as Peeta Mellark in the box office smash, has also appeared as the son of two lesbian mothers in the acclaimed dramedy The Kids Are All Right and is, along with close friend, actor Avan Jogia, a cofounder of the Straight But Not Narrow campaign. "We just launched [SBNN], and it's a very exciting time for us and it hits close to home for me," Hutcherson said in an earlier interview with SamaritanMag.com. "I have a lot of gay friends in Los Angeles. My roommate's gay and I lost two uncles when I was young to AIDS, so it's an important cause in my family." Hutcherson appeared in one of the first PSAs for the campaign. (Watch it below.)
"As the youngest person to ever receive the Vanguard Award, Josh Hutcherson represents a new generation of equality advocates who know that no one should be denied vital legal protections or face discrimination because of who they are," GLAAD's Mike Thompson said in a statement. "Through his work in trailblazing films like The Kids Are All Right, as well as his leadership in projects like the Straight But Not Narrow campaign, Josh is helping countless Americans understand the importance of equality."
The ceremony for the 23rd annual GLAAD Media Awards will be held in Los Angeles April 21. Chaz Bono has previously been announced as the first transgender recipient of the Stephen F. Kolzak Award. Ellen DeGeneres is scheduled to open the show, and singer Jason Mraz, another longtime equality advocate, will perform a musical set. Other guests at the event include Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Happily Divorced's Fran Drescher, Scandal's Guillermo Diaz, Fringe's Joshua Jackson, Pariah's Kim Wayans, and the cast of Hot in Cleveland, including Betty White.
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Washington Redskins wide receiver Josh Morgan may have cost his team a win during Sunday's loss to the Rams.
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You could see the updates at the Rhinelander Area Food Pantry Tuesday. The pantry held an open house to celebrate its new location.
It opened its doors at 627 Coon Street on October 4th. It's the former Golden Harvest Building.
The new set up helps make food distribution more efficient.
"Everything is going quite smoothly compared to what it might have. We're still making a lot of changes. As time goes on, as we get more and more comfortable with this area, we'll fit in better. But, it is going very nicely," said executive director Guy Hansen.
The move would not have been possible without generous support from the community.
Two of the larger donors were honored. The Food Pantry received a $26,000 donation from the USDA Rural Development match grant to help buy its equipment. It also received a $10,000 grant from Wisconsin Public Service for the insulation of the building.
"They can see what a well-run and efficiently stocked food pantry looks like. We can be proud of this facility that we have here in the Oneida County Area," said Hansen.
The pantry is holding a silent auction to raise money. The auction will run until the end of the month. You can submit your bids at the pantry.
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St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Wausau serves hot meals every Tuesday. They've been doing this for about a decade. More than 30 people had a hot meal Tuesday. They don't ask for an ID or any type of income verification.
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Genesis tells the story of the Tower of Babel, which ends with the Lord scattering the people across the world and giving them different languages. Maybe that's where it began, but the process of creating new languages is ongoing.
The lifeblood of human society is communication. It is what holds us together. It is what enables us to move forward together. It gives us the power to name the things in the world in which we live, to define the roles we play in life, to share traditions as well as newly conceived ideas, to express devotion and fear, and attempt to capture the mystic.
Communication is not limited to speech, or writing. People can communicate through non-verbal sounds, through gestures, through music, through dance. It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. We have developed a universal language for saying "no," by using a circle with a diagonal line through it. We have devised a language that is capable of describing with precision quantities, volume, shapes, movement through space, and degrees of force – the language of mathematics.
The languages we use are in a constant state of change. New words appear, old words change their meaning. "Wherefore art thou, Romeo?" Juliet asked, as Romeo hid beneath her balcony. Modern readers assume she was inquiring as to his location, but none of them actually use the word "wherefore" in their daily speech as people in Shakespeare's time did. It meant why, not where, and Juliet is asking why the boy she just developed a crush on had to turn out to be a member of a rival family. Her next line is "Deny thy father and refuse thy name. Or if thou wilt not … I'll no longer be a Capulet." She is questioning fate, not her GPS.
Within each language, dialects appear with words that may or may not ever enter the standard version of the language. At any given time there might be a multitude of these variants from the standard, which may be perfectly suitable for communication for their users, but which could be confusing and seem "incorrect" to non-users.
Dialects can arise in ethnic communities and be nurtured in relatively closed environments. Dialects can sweep across the land borne by mass media targeted at specific audiences. Specialized versions of the language can develop along with technology – a whole vocabulary that is transparent to the tech-savvy, but opaque to most others. And there can be a specialized language that develops for use in a particular medium – KWIM?
Recently, a school administrator shared with me an insight that he seemed to find particularly encouraging. He told me that kids are actually writing more today than they did 10 years ago – because of all the texting they are doing. I had to fight the urge to LOL. Could he really be suggesting equivalence between texting and, say, writing a persuasive essay? Is the quantity of writing the relevant measure here?
The fact is that we all communicate, all the time. Many of us are fluent in more than one language. Most of us are fluent in more than one dialect. Almost all of us, whether we are conscious of it or not, practice code-switching – alternating between two languages or dialects – on a regular basis. The key is to use the appropriate language for the setting in which it is used.
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David Douglas Cunningham
David Douglas Cunningham FRS (29 September 1843 – 31 December 1914) was a Scottish doctor and researcher who worked extensively in India in various aspects of public health and medicine. His studied the spread of bacteria and the spores of fungi through the air and also made studies on cholera.[1][2]
He was born in 1843, in Prestonpans, the third son of the Rev. William Bruce Cunningham (1806–78) and Cecilia Margaret Douglas (1813–98), daughter of David Douglas, Lord Reston (1769–1819), the heir of Adam Smith. He attended the Queen Street Institution in Edinburgh, and graduated with Honours in Medicine from Edinburgh University in 1867.[1]
He entered the Indian Medical Service in 1868, and was selected to conduct a special enquiry into cholera by the Secretaries of State for India and for War. He studied for a time in Munich, and arrived in Calcutta in January 1869. From 1874 he was appointed as a special assistant to the sanitary commissioner of India.[3] In June 1879 he was appointed Professor of Physiology in the Medical College, Calcutta, where he was much engaged in the investigation of cholera. There were multiple competing theories on the nature of diseases in general and cholera in particular. There was a "miasma" theory that certain locations had bad air that led to disease and there was a "contagion" theory that particles of causal agents entered the body to cause disease and could be carried by a person. In addition there were questions on whether the two theories may both hold and that cholera was caused by a fungus-like organism that produced spores that would be distributed in the air. Cunningham examined many of these theories in India.[1] He was appointed Surgeon Major of the Bengal Medical Service by 1888 and Honorary Surgeon to the Viceroy of India. He was selected as the Naturalist for the Tibet Mission of 1886[3] and elected a Fellow of the Royal Society on June 6th, 1889.[4] In June 1893 he was made a Companion of the Order of the Indian Empire.
Cunningham made pioneering studies in aerobiology. He made use of the aeroconiscope, a device with a vane that pointed a sampling cone towards the wind with a sticky slide placed behind a funnel. The sticky slide would then be examined for aerially dispersed biota. His studies on the microbes, spores and pollen in the air of Calcutta were published in 1873.[1][5] Cunningham's other major and official work was in studying the nature of spread of cholera. Their official work however did not progress and the project was terminated and in 1879, Cunningham took up an academic position as Professor of Physiology at the Calcutta Medical College. He was also able to pursue his interests in botany being temporarily appointed in 1880 as a superintendent of the Calcutta Royal Botanic Garden.[2] In 1883, Robert Koch visited India as part of a German cholera research committee and was able to isolate the comma bacteria Vibrio cholera from the autopsy of a cholera victim. This led to the British government being forced to investigate the matter. A committee made up of two leading pathologists, Heneage Gibbes and Emanuel Klein, was set up and they visited Calcutta in November 1884. Cunningham worked with Klein, helping obtain samples from the same water storage which Koch had declared as being the source of the contagion affecting victims. Klein was able to examine and confirm that the bacteria in the water were similar to those in the bacteria in the stools of cholera victims but he was not sure about whether it caused cholera. The results of Koch however were enough for European governments to declare a quarantine on ship-borne visitors from India. The ensuing debate on the financial losses that would be caused led to the British government's decision to increase spending on research facilities and in December 1884, the Sanitary Commissioner was granted 15,000 rupees to set up a laboratory with Cunningham being made the director.[2]
He retired due to ill-health in 1898. He was appointed Honorary Physician to George V.
He was unmarried, and died on 31 December 1914 at his home in Torre Mount, Torquay.
- Cunningham, D.D. 1873. Microscopic examination of air. Govt. of India Publication, Calcutta.
- Some Indian Friends and Acquaintances: A Study of the Ways of Birds and other Animals Frequenting India (John Murray, 1903)
- Plagues and pleasures of life in Bengal (John Murray, 1907).
- Cunningham, D. D. (1879). "On the Occurrence of Conidial Fructification in the Mucorini, illustrated by Choanephora.". Transactions of the Linnean Society of London 1 (6): 409–422. doi:10.1111/j.1095-8339.1879.tb00141.x.
- Cunningham, D.D. (1879). "On Mycoidea parasitica, a new Genus of Parasitic Algae, and the Part which it plays in the Formation of certain Lichens". Transactions of the Linnean Society of London 1 (6): 301–316. doi:10.1111/j.1095-8339.1879.tb00138.x.
- Cunningham, D.D. (1881). "On the development of certain microscopic organisms occurring in the intestinal canal". Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science 82: 234–290.
- Cunningham, D.D. 1884 On the relation of Cholera to Schizomycete organisms Scientific memoirs by medical officers of the Army of India. Part 1.
- Cunningham, D.D. 1884 On the presence of peculiar parasitic organisms in the tissue of a specimen of Delhi Boil. Scientific memoirs by medical officers of the Army of India. Part 1.
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- ^ a b c d Chanda, Sunirmal ; Eric Caulton (Dec 1999). "David Douglas Cunningham (1843–1914): a biographical profile". Aerobiologia (Springer) 15 (4): 255–258. doi:10.1023/A:1007698905558.
- ^ a b c Isaacs, J.D. (1998). "D D Cunningham and the Aetiology of Cholera in British India, 1869-1897". Medical History 42 (3): 279–305. doi:10.1017/s0025727300063997. PMC 1044036. PMID 9796575.
- ^ a b Secretary of State for India in Council (1905). The India List and India Office List for 1905. London: Harrison and Sons. p. 474.
- ^ Anonymous (1890). Fellows of the Society. December 1, 1890. Royal Society. p. 10.
- ^ Banik, Swapna & Chanda, Sunirmal (1992). "Airborne pollen survey of Central Calcutta, India, in relation to allergy". Grana 31: 72–75. doi:10.1080/00173139209427829.
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In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, this beachfront resort features a water park, and 12 pools. Accommodations include free Wi-Fi access.
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This beachfront South Carolina resort features 10 pools, which includes a water park, lazy river, hot tubs, as well as free Wi-Fi. Myrtle Beach's Boardwalk at the Beach is a 10-minute drive away.
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This beachfront resort is just a 7 minute-drive from golf at Pine Lakes Country Club. It provides suites and apartments, complete with many comforts of home.
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This resort is located along the Grand Strand, a 70-mile stretch of beach on South Carolina's shoreline. It has a water park with indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs.
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The view of the ocean was great and the room nice.
The beds were way too soft. Hard to sleep on.
Very comfortable beds. Excellent free wi-if. Well laid out rooms. Nice staff and clean room.
No restaurant on premises for breakfast although there are some within easy walking distance. Parking across street.
I liked the friendly staff and the view was very nice. The room was very nice bed was soft .
The house keeping could have done a better job just a little lazy.
It was right off the beach, the ocean view was great and not far from activities and restaurants!!!!
The facility is out dated, need to modernize (a lot) and do a little renovating!!
nice pool
Location and kitchen in the room.
Too pricey for time of the year.
Enjoyed the big hot tub
WiFi did not work
The staff was excellent Clean and bug-free rooms Pools were fantastic So close to the beach i could taste the salt water.
Loved the pool options, how close we were to the beach and parking deck. The veiws were great. The size of our room was good and we received an upgrade at check in free!
One of the pools ruined our bathing suits, faded them, the bathroom was really tiny in our room and we stayed in a suite, didn't like the beds being near the hallway ours was right next to elevator and ice machine so the noise kept me up and woke me up a few times, the pool area snack bar food was awful, and they closed way too early for drinks
Carpet very dirty and refrigerator vern worn.
not much
Looks and feels like a motel
Room was very adequate as was the parking.
Names of streets are the same in Myrtle Beach and north M.B.Our family ,who we were meeting, and who we thought were two blocks away ended up being 45 minutes away.
Oceanfront suite with kitchenette was comfortable and clean. Nice lazy river, pools and hot tubs. Enjoyed the grassy area tables, umbrellas and chairs. We were upgraded to a suite.
Building is old. Room decor is dated and smelled of mildew. Parking near hotel was always full so had to use indoor parking a block away passing through the outdoor lot. Our building has no lobby. You walk in thru the garage and have to look for the hotel elevator. In the room, a note left by the hotel staff warns guests not to order pizza ect. from flyers found around the property since credit card numbers have been misused. Next morning I found one of those flyers on my door. I felt unsafe.
Almost everything. Swimming pool and the lazy river were excellent.
Chairs on the balcony should be replace with lounges.
I like the location in proximity to shops and restaurants which were in walking distance. I liked the convenience of the beach to the pool. I liked the fact that our room had a kitchen and we had front view of the ocean from our balcony. I also liked the free access to the tables with umbrella's. I liked the price as well, it was cheaper than what I originally booked it for. Lastly, when we checked in they said they gave us an upgrade because we originally booked an efficiency but they were putting us in a "Suite" in looking back at my original booking I booked a suite. I would have liked to seen the original room I booked and been given a choice. Of course I could have refused the upgrade but who is going to do that. Overall it worked out because we all had our own beds due to sitting area having a trundle bed that came out of the wall. I would stay here again especially if I am on a budget.
I didn't like the fact that our room was by the ice machine and late at night or early in the morning you could be awakened by people getting ice and talking loudly in the hallway. I didn't like the fact that our door appeared to be slightly warped and we had to really slam it and use all the locks before we went to bed at night and upon leaving the room. I didn't like the fact that the towels and sheets were dingy and appeared as though they needed to be replaced. Parking at times was inconvenient due to limited spaces in parking deck of building. Therefore you had to park across the street if you could find a space there. The bathroom was small and directly adjacent to the kitchen which at times was awkward to navigate. I didn't like the fact that upon check-in the person who checked us in didn't tell us about any of the features the hotel had on the website. Didn't mention anything about the bowling alley and the times it is open or how to access it. Only told us if we showed our room key at Johns restaurant then we would get a discount.
Location of room, beds were comfortable, shower was great and very clean.
Linens were very dingy looking, sheets and pillowcases. There was a bug in our kitchen, pretty sure it was a cockroach. Housekeeping did not vacuum room once during our 4 night stay.
My room overlooked the ocean. There were several pools, hot tubs and a lazy river - sauna too. Very large grassy area with lounge chairs and umbrellas for sunning or shade. The staff at Yella Umbrella made the best drinks and food. Friendly, fun people! Centrally located to many attractions and places to dine too! Definitely going back!
Housekeeping needed to spend more attention in the bathroom but don't let this stop you from trying out the Dayton!
We like our ocean front room and it being on the 2nd floor was nice. We could take the steps & the ice machine was close by. My husband love the pools & hot tubs. He is still talking about it.Plenty of parking was great too.We don't mind walking across the street.
Nothing I can think of.
The view of the ocean from my balcony and the beach is just in front us
The hotel don't have a daily housekeeper and when I ask them they said they do it after our stay, they just provided us clean towel because I ask for it
didn't get the room that I was booking
Outside was set up nicely, there seems to plenty of lounge chairs and tables. Faces the beach. Close to most attractions and restaurants, most in walking distance.
The resort needs some major renovations. The room is old and small, just good enough for 2 people, would have been cramped with any more. WiFi is slow, electrical outlets are old, items don't stay plugged in. People do try to reserve prime locations in the front of the resort with coolers & signs.
I loved how there were great pool accommodations for my 3 year old son he loved it
I absolutely hated the parking situation. That really put in a horrible mood when i first got to the resort. And trying to find a cart to load the luggage onto was nearly impossible! Especially check out time, i had to go to tower to tower to tower to find a cart!
The bathroom was small
I reserved a Queen Room. When we arrived we were told we were being "upgraded". Our room had 2 double beds! I did not think being moved from a Queen room to a suite with double beds was an "Upgrade". We were charged the same amount.
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Hemlock trees are very important to north Georgia. They shade our rivers and streams, allowing trout and other fish to survive. They firm up the soil around streams, preventing erosion and help to filter runoff water. They are majestic trees that add beauty and value to our properties.
Many home gardeners and small-scale producers have a growing interest in organic production.
A diary is such a treasured, sacred little book, holding secret thoughts, the most private of details.
"Mama, can I talk to you?" Cole asked me quietly one evening.
Hydrangeas are a staple in most southern gardens. Bigleaf hydrangeas, also known as Japanese, French and snowball hydrangeas, bloom in colors of blue, pink or different shades in between. Did you know that the bloom color of hydrangea can be changed?
Dawson County 4-H Club, All Animals Veterinary Hospital and Dawsonville Veterinary Hospital will be holding an annual rabies clinic on April 26.
Angel Doodle is not a good girl. She likes it that way. The little caramel colored pittie mix doesn't even pretend to be good.
I inherited my pack-rat tendencies from Granny, along with the dusting allergy.
Gardeners who have camellia plants are probably familiar with tea scale. Tea scale is a small insect around 1/10th of an inch long that resides on the undersides of the leaves of camellias, hollies and a few other host plants. These tiny insects damage plants by sucking out juices inside the leaves. Heavy infestations can severely damage affected plants, resulting in major leaf drop and occasionally plant death if not properly treated.
Mama doesn't care for the notion of karma.
Swiss chard seems to be quickly becoming a favorite vegetable of many home gardeners. It is actually a member of the beet family that is grown for its edible leaves and stalks. Swiss chard leaves can be eaten raw in salads or cooked similar to spinach, and the colorful stems can be cooked many ways.
Honestly, I thought she would live forever.
I've been called bossy before. When I was younger, I think there were more comparisons to Lucy from "Peanuts" than to any fairy tale princesses or damsels in distress. Bossy, assertive, stood up for myself - those are not traits a girl is supposed to possess.
Have you ever noticed several small holes and mounds in your lawn? At first glance, this may seem like insect damage, but chances are they were earthworm holes. The mounds surrounding the hole openings are earthworm castings.
Those of you who have read my columns over the years - -and there have been lots of years-- may find this one repetitive, but I'm inspired to do it again. And perhaps something will strike a responsive chord.
I am not sure what started the discussion but I was in trouble - big, big trouble.
Part of the joys of homeschooling is seeing my child's face light up during our discussions, the animated way he gets excited and can sit and talk about certain subjects for 45 minutes - which he said he didn't have the opportunity to do before. The heartbreak is hearing my child's fears of failure.
In college statistics, I realized the Evan Esar's quote that "statistics is the science of producing unreliable facts from reliable figures" was true. They taught my class how to go to extremes with the science of figures. The point was to understand that everything has a counter point.
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